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Yeah. The PoD of the whole thing is Teddy moving to Wyoming, as he was reported to have considered, which causes some smaller butterflies that add up

1960: Senator John F. Kennedy☨ (Democratic), President-Elect 1960 (with Scoop Jackson) def. Vice Pres. Richard Nixon (Republican), Harry F. Byrd Sr. (Unpledged) 1961 - 1969: Senator Henry M. Jackson (Democratic) 1964 (with Robert F. Kennedy)☨ def. Governor William Scranton (Republican), various...

1993 - 1995: Businessman Ross Perot (Independent) 1992 (with Paul Tsongas) def. Pres. George Bush (Republican), Governor Bill Clinton (Democratic) 1995 - 1998: Pres. Ross Perot (Reform) 1996 (with Linda Smith) def. Senator Jay Rockefeller (Democratic), Fmr. Chief of Staff Pat Buchanan...

Lmao yeah. Good list though

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It'd be interesting if this split widens enough that both Jack and Joe put their names in at the Convention in '60 or '64

Electoral History of Lyndon LaRouche (1922 - 2019) 1949 - 1964: Socialist Workers, private citizen 1964 - 1968: Democratic, private citizen 1968: Democratic, candidate for United States Senate in New York 1968, Democratic primary, 30.12% def. Paul O'Dwer (25.8%), Eugene Nickerson (23.91%)...

Is this a Gil Scott-Heron reference?

I am curious who would be lead figures in this more socially conservative Socialist party

One thing that I think is an interesting idea is a successful Socialist movement becoming popular by leaning into racist elements, popularizing the economic ideals and then another more radical Socialist party coming in on a social justice platform, making the US pretty much institutionally...

1989 - 1996: Vice Pres. George H.W. Bush (Republican) 1988 (with Dan Quayle) def. OTL 1992 (with Jerry Brown) def. Businessman Ross Perot (Independent), Activist Lyndon LaRouche (Democrats for Economic Recovery), Democratic write-ins, Activist Pat Buchanan (Taxpayers') 1996 - XXXX: Vice Pres...

Would a party rundown fit the criteria?

The Moral Majority and Beyond: The Rise of the Religious Left 1969 - 1975: Fmr. Vice Pres. Richard Nixon (Republican) 1968 (with Spiro Agnew) def. Vice Pres. Hubert Humphrey (Democratic), Governor George C. Wallace (American Independent), Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. (Poor People's) 1972 (with...

Ben Franklin. I will not explain

Political Career of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1953) 1882 - 1911: Democratic, private citizen 1911 - 1913: Democratic, member of the New York State Senate from the 26th District 1910 (51.88%) def. John B. Schlosser (Republican, 48.12%) 1912 (48.45%) def. Jacob G. Southard (Republican...